CentaurSoft
Computational Grids for Advanced Simulations. Hybrid Grids: CENTAUR combines the best of both structured and unstructured grids via a hybrid (prismatic/hexahedral/pyramidal/tetrahedral) meshing strategy. Mesh Element Types: CENTAUR allows for complex 2-D and 3-D geometries to be easily meshed using different mesh elements as required by the geometry and the needs of the particular flow simulation. Meshing Strategies: 3-D hybrid mesh generation allows for a mixed element mesh consisting of prisms or hexahedra in the boundary layer region and tetrahedra or hexahedra in the interior of the mesh domain. Mesh Generation Process: Generating a mesh with CENTAUR is simple and automatic and requires minimal user expertise.
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- Pesch, Lars; Bell, Alexander; Sollie, Henk; Ambati, Vijaya R.; Bokhove, Onno; van der Vegt, Jaap J. W.: hpGEM -- a software framework for discontinuous Galerkin finite element methods. (2007)
- Rossow, C.-C.; Kroll, N.; Schwamborn, D.: The MEGAFLOW project - numerical flow simulation for aircraft (2006)
- Schütte, Andreas; Einarsson, Gunnar; Schöning, Britta; Raichle, Axel; Alrutz, Thomas; Mönnich, Wulf; Neumann, Jens; Heinecke, Jörg: Numerical simulation of maneuvering combat aircraft (2006)
- Streit, Th.; Ronzheimer, A.; Büscher, A.: Numerical analysis of transport aircraft using different wing tip devices (2006)